Idiom meaning, usage examples, facts
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KICK THE BUCKET
to die
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1. I plan on spending all my money before I kick the bucket. I’m not going to leave a penny of it to my relatives.
2. Your father hasn’t yet made a will. He doesn’t plan on kicking the bucket anytime soon. The expression can be either disparaging or light-hearted when used about oneself or one’s relatives (opt.1&2), or disrespectful and impolite when used about someone else (opt.3). |
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